The process of bill drafting in legislative bodies involves several key steps. Initially, a legislator or committee proposes an idea that is translated into written form. This draft is then reviewed, often leading to revisions and inputs from various stakeholders, including experts and advocacy groups. After various readings and debates, amendments may further refine the bill. Finally, once approved by majorities in both chambers, the bill is sent to the executive for signature or veto. Throughout this process, political negotiations play a pivotal role in determining the bill's fate.